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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-28
THE wAsHBURNE OBsEQUIEs
Ceremoni.s at Galena Followed by Inter
ment of the Statasman's Remains.

Ceremonies at Galena Followed by Inter
ment of the Statssman's Remains.
GALEEA, Ill, October 27.-The re-
mains OF Hon. L. B. Mashhgrne arrived
here at $50 this morning and were quietly
transferred to Turner Hail, where they
rested in state. The hall was appropri-
atcly draped in black, the national colOrs
he,Du used in CONNECTION with the irperial
Il x Of Germany as the only bit OF bright
ness visible except the fowers.
The services took place at o'clock this
afternoon, at the conclusion OF which the
casket was closed and the remains escorted
to the cemetery, where they were inferred
in the family lot.
The Ola Se.t!e:Q, old soldiers and sailors
associations, the Galena Social Tur1e:s and
the city and county officials attended the
funeral in a body. The public schools
were closed and business of all kinds sus-
pended during the progress of the funeral.
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H6stIlties With the Apaches.

ST. LOUIS, October 27.-AdditiOnal de.
tails of depredations committed by the
Apache Indians, near Holbrook, come
from Albuquerque, N. NJ. Nearly every
ranchman has suffered more or less loss Of
cattle from these lnarauding hands. The
slow movement of the United States troops
is of little, il any, assistance. The ranch
ers are very much incensed and threaten
to take the law in their own hands; they
demand that Governor Zulick's recon-
meudation in his last message to Washing
ton be followed, and the obnoxious red
skins he removed to Florida, The Apaches
are becoming very annoying and hostili-
ties are liable to break out at any time.
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. B,x n,nsr, strike Ium,u.p,.

PITTsBURG, October H.-There is con-
siderable anxiety among the railroad coal
miners to learn whether the advance Of
five cents per ton will be paid on Noven-
ber 1st, as agreed upon at the
joint meeting Of miners aud
operators at Columbus. The trouble
is that the Illinois operators have refused
to abide by the agreement. The miners
in Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania insist
that the advance shall be paid whether the
Illinois operators do so or not fit is MT
given before November Is, a strike in all
The four States viii be ordered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-28
No Cholera on the Britannia

New YORK, October 27.-Health Officer
Smith, in his formal report to the QuaFan,
tine Commissioners, says that there is nc
cholera on the steamship Britannia, and all
the immigrants on Hosman's Island are
we'll. There has been no case developed
since October Path. The patients on Swim
burne's Island are also doing well. The
authorities say there is no possible fear Of
infection from the passengers on the lnde
prudent, as they were all well when they
landed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-28
Shocking Accident at a Funeral.

TIFFIN, O., October 27.-At funeral
near Sycamore to-day the team attached
TO the hearse ran away, and The vehicle
was reduced almost to kindling wood.
The coffin was dashed to the ground,
the lid torn OFF, and the corpse rolled into
ditch by the roadside. Other teams took
fright and a general panic ensued. Women
tainted and jumped from their carriages,
wagons were overturned, horses became
entangled in the general wreck, and sew
eral people were more or less seriously in
;ured. The Rev. Mr Howells, who was
to have conducted the funeral exercises,
was perhaps fatally injured.
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BLOWN UP.

A Fatal Accident-BIasting Powders
Deadly Work.
Special Telegram 10 tAs Register.
MASON CITY, ". Va, October 26.-In-
telIigence reached here this evening Of a
sad accident, which occurred at Pullins'
station, on the K. & o. r. r. this morn.
ing Charles Pnllias and Oscar Greer were
engaged in digging a well end we're blast
ing the rock at depth of about fort feet.
They put in . shot aud were being drawn
from the well when premature discharge
took place and both men were terribly
torn and cut. Greer wss taken out first
with an arm broken and the flesh torn
from his body. Pullins was equally si
bad, his skull being IracHred. Drs. Bar
bee and MeSsman, of Point Pleasant, were
called and fastened to the scene. A later
report states that one Of the men is dead,
but which one cannot he learned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-28
THE MOT on DENIED.

Bradford not Anowd to Make .au Argu-
ment In tho Prohibition Gases.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., October 26.-In
the United Stats Supreme Court to-day,
in the case OF the State of Kansas ex rel.
j. F. TUFTS, Assistant Attorney General,
appellant, VS.. Herman Zeibold ct al, the
motion of s. B. Bradford, Attorney Gene
raj OF Kansas, for leave to make an oral
argument was denied. This is the Kansas
prohibition case which was argued in be-
half of the liquor-sellers on the second day
of the present term, but which was not
argued orally in behalf of the State at that
tin,n
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The Rail Players brotherhood in Session.

The Rail Players brotherhood in Session.
CINCINNATI, o., October 27.-The Nc
tonal brotherhood of Base Ball Players Is
in secret session here to-day, with Messrs.
Ward and Keene, of New York; Irwin, Of
Philadelphia; Denny, of indianapolis;
Dalrymple, of Pittsburg; Kelly, of Boston
Brouthers, of Detroit; Prefer, of Chicago,
aud Wood, proxy for Washington, present
as delegates About thirty or forty other
base ball players are also here in eonneo'
ton With Manager Hart's combination OF
base ball clubs on their way to Calsfornia.
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Prominent yeusburr Citizen Dead.

A Prominent WeIIsburg Citizen Dead.
Special telegram to the Regi$eT.
WELIsBURG, October 27.-Mr. Wm. J.
Briggs, an aged and respected citizen, died
at his home early this morning of heart
disease. He WAS native of England, but
came to this country about 81 years age
and carried on the marble business here,
He leaves wife and five grewn children to
mourn his loss, beside numerous friends.
Mr.. Briggs was correct and upright man.
His age was 81. The funeral will take
plate from his late residence on Saturday
morning at ten o'clock. Interment in
Brooke cemetery, OF which be was for many
years superintendent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-28

Try Cincinnati Csmmsrcidi-Gdzstts
would cztracise Governor GORDON, OF
Csorpis. and not allow him to participate
10 the ohio campaign because he Is from
and OF the solid South. Doesn't the Com
,qsr-.al. gazette think the men OF the South
have auy rights at all in the North? DO
Ohio merchants refuse good Georgia money
in trade Nonsense. It's criminal non
sense on the part OF Editor HALsrEAD'
and gces lar toward eNcusiug the foolish
demonstrations made over JEFFERSON
DAVIS at Macon by few old ex,Conted'
crates excited by the reoollections OF ola
sines. Iudeed. of the two exhibitions
HALSrEAD's Il by far the the more repre-
benslble. II is done in cold blood and for
political purposes, while the eX-Conied'
crates simply were excited by the elo'
uueuce Of their old leader, whom they
fought under, and meant nothing.
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TELEGRAPH RATESr
Gould aud Chandler Agree OH an Ad-
yAnced Scale.

yanced Scale.
New YORK, October "a Wall street
circular says: "a conference was held this
afternoon between President Chandler Of
the Postal Telegraph Company and Jay
Gould, at which the relations Of the Mu.
tual Union and Postal Telegraph Com
pauys were discussed. The conference
at about three o'clock. 1t was generally
believed that both interests had reached an
agreement, but President Chandler and
the Western Union officials decline TO make
sny statement and the latter disclaimed
all knowledge Of the conference, and a..
though no ofieisl statepeat could be Oh.
tained, parties who were cognizant Of the
meeting, and who were informed Of the
result. said that the telegraph war wa
settled and rates would be advanced a.
most immediately"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-28

THE sensational dispatch from Macon,
Ca. about the enthusiasm exhibited there
over JEFFERSON DAVIS is quite gOdsend
to FORAKER. tie can waive the bloody
shirt more vigorously than ever aud be can
continue to disgust the sensible people Of
Ohio by his exhibition of sectional hate to
further his election. As to the Macon
atgsi there IL nothing in it. 1t is not to
be supposed that the old ex-Contederate
soldiers would forget their leader in the
war. or thar such foolish exhibitions as he
made OF himself would fail to excite the
enthusiasm ani old time" emotions oi
these simple minded veterans. Their
action is harmless. rs harmless as JEFVER-
son DAVIS himself. II we're better for the
,ouutry if as much could he said Of the
actions Of Irresponsible politicians like
FoKAKEE.
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rus J,,,liigencsr is employing some
han aud very thin demaSoguery to
'" ,o,b over that shady gas trustee mat
!, the first place it takes to SIAN
-, the outgoing Democratic board.
~, ~ 7T.isl records of these gentlemen
~ +, sfice are irreprOachable and not
..L.,,r3,rg the recent expenditures for
.r-,,rs and important improvements ID
,,b,neyv. their books show balance OF
.,,rss over expenditures of SIS, 1000.
This ,utroing hoard also had IN eontem-
.,.,;on improvements looking to = still
Liter quality Of gas and g cheaPening IN
.ss cosr Of production. The iHts'hgeHeeT's
= of had gas Is the veriest political clap
,-sn The quality Of WheeliDg's gas Is
.,t complained Of by the consumers, for
-. rsssop that it Is equal 10 that Of any
,.,y nj rhe United States and superior to
A., cf many. The people do
:, .,,p,plain Of the quality of the gas
Nv are furnished, but they do complain
# the price OF it. And here is where
-. L,,Higsarer again plays the ignorant
,,n,ycyue. The Democratic board Is not
=, blame for the price of the gas. That Is
natter for the Republican council to at
Ito The Democratic board could do
...h.,s, but recommend TO Council and
,,,;, f,r Council 10 authorize them to re-
3ucs the price. The REGISTER hss always
- tbe necessity Of reducing the price
of gss which comes close to being
.,,rbitant The people have enough
=, hear in the way OF taxation. The
REGISTER. also, has opposed the real
,,nss Of this dear gas, namely the divert
;,., oftbs revenues OF the gas office into
,b. ,ity treasury, where they are used to
NV the interest on bonds and fer the city's
.,nsoses Let the city get its necessary
rsvarue through the usual and Legitimate
channels. and let the gas consumers be
rsIsysd OF the extra aud unnecessary
burteD
The REGISTER earnestly urges upon
Council the necessity Of attending to this
matter At once, and Of authorizing the
R,arI Of Gas Trustees to reduce the price
OF glS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-28
Systematic Freight Robbery.

TUscoN, A. T.. October 27.-Systematic
robbing of freight cars on the Southern
Pacific railroad las beep goiag on for over
six months, between Tuscon and FL Psso.
Detectives have arrested J. Griffith, freight
conductor, and Chas Eddy and Burcbmel,
freight brakemen. The evidence pointed
strongly to them. All confessed their
guilt and implicated many Others More
arrests will be made. A large amount OF
goods have been stolen during the past six
months and disposed of at Tuscon, Benson,
Wilcox, El Paso and intermediate points.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-28
Mexican Finances.

CITT OF MEXICO, VIA GALVESTON, oc'
tober 27.-It is stated that in case Of the
reelection of General Disz, there will be
made public a plan of London bankers,
for the readjustment of the finances OF
Mexico, by means of which the national
debt will be put in process Of liquidation,
while at the same time the country will be
developed by loan for internal improve
ments.
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then that they were all comprised in the
provisions of the 14th amendment" The
Attorney General opposed this view and
insisted that prohibition contained in the
first ten amendments to the constitution
are limitations on the powers OF the Fedc-
raj Government and not upon the States.
So tar as the petitioners rely upon
ANYTHING contained in those amendments
they can have no standing in this court.
The fourteenth amendment is equally for
eigu to any right or privilege Of immunity
here claimed by the petitioners. Petition
ers were tried in the courts of the State,
under the laws of the State, and that con-
stitutes due process flaw. 1t is not me-
terial that this erroneous rule might have
ruled differently.
UNDER THE LAW.
Due process Of law means claw of the
land"
Turning to the composition OF the jury
in the trial court, the Attorney General
said that he did not see how the personnel
of the jury which tried the petit
be submitted to the court,
petitioners were tried in the courts of the
State, under the laws of the State, and that
constitutes due process of law" 1t is not
material that thus erroneous rule might
have ruled differently under the law. Due
process of law means ''law of the land. In
the case Of Prosser VS.. the State of Illinois,
1885, the Federal question raised was as to
the right
$40 READ ApNTS
and it was cOntended that the Illinois
statute was limitation of his rights as a
citizen of the United States, under the
Fourteenth Amendment The Court held
that the right TO bear arms was not right
guaranteed by the Constitution Of the
United States; that the Federal Govern
ment was only prevented by the Second
Amendment from infringing that right;
that the dealing with such right was
matter for State discretion, and that as a
police measure the State could treat az it
chose.
The Attorney General, of Illinois, will
conclude his argument for the State to-
morrow, and will be followed by General
Butler in behalf of the petitioners, and
speak largely Of Fieideu and Spies.
Mr.. Grlnuell will probably make the
closing argument in opposition to the
motion for 4 writ Of error and the Court
viii then take the case under adVisement
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-28
START CHGYENNEs.
Chsyennes Refuse to Jess sword Bsarss
and HIS HssSes.

ShSy<huSs nstusS W Sos4 Sw0f0 UD0T0H
and His hssSes.
Crow AGENCY. h6sT., October H.
The whole Cros tribe have ieft their
fsrms aud are camped in large bands along
the big and Little Horn. Lisatsaant
Cole, who has returned from Cheyenne
Agency, reports that Sword Bearers stats.
ment, that the CheyenDes would join him,
Is false; that large council VS. beld asd
Sword Bearer Was told that the CheyenDss
and Grows bad fought together before, and
that the Crows had run awsy, 20 they
would not ioin them nov.
The troops st Port Meade are holding
themselves In resdipess 10 stAst nj shost
notice, but they viii probably not Be nsed.
ed. General Armstrong estimates The
Grow males Of over sixteen yean st $50,
among whom sre 400 fighting Dsa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-28

STATES ATTORNEY GRINNELL ridieules
'ae idea OF Chicago being excited over the
execution Of the anarchists. He says no ad-
d'nonal precautions are being taken and
10 touble Is expected. Mr.. GRINEELL
evidently thiuks that Chicago is fully able
TO DO a little neck tie social up, in irst
class stvle
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REED.IAWSON.

Yesterday afternoon at 80 o'clock, at
the residence of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph A. Lawson, on South
Huron street, Island, the marriage OF Mr..
John T. Reed and Miss Maggie Lawson
was solemnized in a quiet manner. Rev.
W. H. Cooke, d. D., pastor Of the Second
Presby yterhn church, ofiiciated, assisted by
Rev. l.. W. Barr, pastor OF the Third Pres
byterian church, the ceremony being wit
messed by only the immediate relatives,
and few intimate friends Of the contract
ing parties.
The bride was attired in handsome
and becoming costume composed Of light
tan colored silk trimmed with plush Of the
same color, and she certainly looked beauti-
ful. The groom wore dark dress suit.
At the conclusion Of the ceremony q
delightful informal reception was held,
and congratulations without number were
showered upon the happy couple. An sx.
cellent luncheon, followed by refresh.
ments, by Ziegenfelder, WAS served and
discussed, aud pleasant social time spent.
The bride changed her bridal robes for a
neat fitting travelling costume, and the
couple were driven TO the Panhandle depot
where they boarded the 4 o'clock train for
Pittsburg, whence they 70 TO western or
eastern cities upon a ten days tour.
Showers Of all the omens Of good luck were
thrown after them and they are followed
by the best wishes Of countless friends.
The presents received by Mr.. and Mrs.
Reed were numerous and handsome, and
included many costly pieces.
The bride is the second daughter Of Mr..
Joseph A. Lawson and is charming lady,
who possesses all the social and womanly
qualities that combine 10 make wife OF
whom anyone might feel proud, while the
groom il popular Centre Wheeling drug.
gist who has many friends wherever he ia
known and is popular both in business and
social circles. Ben voyage.
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p, p,oCBLlS, October 27.-Mr. Wilfred
S.unS who was arrested at WoOdford on
iDn inu4y lor speaking at proclaimed meet
.pg' was to-day found guilty of violating
the Irish Crimes act.
,,ols, ne was Immediately sentenced to two
months imprisonment.
NoeIee Of appeal from the yerdiet was
gwen BY DEFENDANTS counsel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-28

4 MONUMENT 10 ROBERT f.. LEE was
unveiled at Richmond, yesterday, with ap-
PECpriate ceremonies. Ofall the Southern
leaders the name Of LEE shines with the
brightest luStre. His mistakes are buried
IN the TayroG ;hepaSt. Only the nobility
and purity Of mis- character survive to tes-
tIiy As to the worth Of the man, the citizen
and the soldier.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

On Friday last, October 81, Mr.. Morris
n. Everett, Of Welkburg. and Mis Jen-
ME Hanthe,, formerly of this city, wers
married at Glencoe, H., where the bride
has been making her home for some time
pest with ber sister, Mrs. g. d. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Everett viii reside In Wells
burg and their many friends in this vici-
nifty extend their best wishes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-28

THE conviction OF Mr WTLFRID BLUNT
marks the Hood tide Of Tory folly. EGG,
hsnmcn NAV excuse tyrrany and OpPres-
sion As long as Irishmen suffer, but when
oae OF their own numbers is the victim
tGey are never backward in asserting their
fights. The conservative government will
hear from the English people in no uneer
tain tones regarding Mr.. BIUNT's impris-
Oument
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AClarksburg Marriage.
J Ttlecrnm % ne Rsoar.

Special Telegram 10 The Re0IsteT.
CLARKsBURG, W. Va, October 81
This evening at the brides residence New
ton Williams, Esq, an excellent young
man, was married to Miss Maud Adams,
the accomplished daughter Of ex-County
Superintendent Adams, by Rev. Lloyd
Holden. The happy couple have many
friends, who extend congratulations and
wish them a pleasant voyage through life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-28

1AE Cheyenues have refused to join the
APaches in their proposed raid. The no.
o's Cheyenne is up to smut. He will wait
I'll water is over before he starts on his
sealping tour.
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The state Department Closed.

WASHINGTON, October 27.-The De.
partment of State was closed to-day as a
mark Of respect to the memory of the late
E. B. Washburns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-28

AEs1ERDAY the Anarchists cases were
argued before the U. S. Supreme Court on
motion for writ Of error. Hon. J. Ran
aoiph Tucker spoke for the Anarchists and
Attorney General Hunt, of Illinois, for the
State
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-28

NEi|oSA reports series of systematic
"eigot rObberies by train employees. The
great West is developing fast.
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AUGUST sPIkS RECORD.
How He Tried 10 spsssA AssssAy Aasa6
MIshiGna WsFkAso.

MehiGAa Wssknss.
GRAND RAPIDS. NICE, October N.-It
appears that August Spies visitsd lib city
In February, 1856, Sos tie psrpass q e.
ganizipg among the vssknsn hers nsvs-
ment similar 10 that which euimipated IN
the Haymaskst trseedy IN Chicago Ths
scheme went % faf that A1s ans and -.
munition were parchased, bst fes ssos
reason or other de plaa was ahandeaed.
The infosmstiea b given BY ADD 0ests,
now brewer, but who 1t H. tins kept
q saloon, which was Visited a. ueepi1g
BY 6pia and tse eth9 m. 0sets ssss-
besrd fbsiftalk. he 20 ~ iAgnDe1hy
With So - - - isstS -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-28

L9tAL MasOns who are advocates af the
Oefneau' rite will not be pleased at the
-S''On or the Grand Lodge in declaring it
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-28

fog coughs, colds or any irritation oftbe
throat take Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Sc
SALvAIIos OIL, ths great pain cure, bsold
by druggists and dealers In medicine at 26c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-28

DON'T yield to rheumatism till You have
tried Salvation Oil. Price 25 cents bottle
OF all the popular favorites, the genuine
article is DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. 25 cents.
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Blunt Pound Guntu-

AOA surface indications the Union
"'uge project is moving with both feet.